Regarding Certification Details in Oracle Portal

Hi All,
I did OCA and OCP certification two years back. I have used weblink to see the history of my certification details with score card in oracle portal. Now i m hutting for the same link to see my certification details in the portal.
If anybody know how to see our certified details in oracle portal please forward me the same and its quite urgent.
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Prabu

Hi Prabu,
There is currently not a way to view your certification history online. We are working on a system that will allow this, but the system is still several months out. If you need to verify your certification details for a 3rd party (or for yourself), you can send an email to [email protected] and request verification of your certification(s). If you need to verify for a 3rd party, simply copy the 3rd party on the request and ask that the verification team reply to all in their response. Your 3rd party will receive the information required.
Regards,
Brandye Barrington
Certification Forum Moderator
Certification Program Manager

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